Challenging gun laws

[Hank15]

Lately I've seen a lot of laws and decisions being overturned with random supporters from change.org, with the most prominent one being Ryan Ferguson's new trial and release.

I am wondering if something like this could better our chances to change some of the goofy laws.

My reasoning is that we can't seem to ever get enough voters to fill out a ballot and mail it to our governors. Heck, even getting them to email/donate is tough.

However, with something like change.org, all they have to do is left click once and sign it.

What do you guys think?

Also, what is our best way to go about this?

I'd be willing to do all the heavy writing and start the campaign.

[JDay]

Change.org is worthless, it's the current administrations running joke.

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[ArtP88]

Not knowing what change dot org is, I went looking. Among the first thing I saw was 'Ambercrombie & fitch agree to make clothing in all sizes'.

I'm not sure about anyone else, but I think a website putting political pressure on a business to behave differently than the business intends, is socialistic and an example of what America should reject. Freedom is far reaching and should be extended to trendy businesses too, who make their living off their image -- even if I don't like it. Freedom is freedom for all, even if you or I don't like it.

I can't endorse change dot org while they interfere with freedom.